Thank you to everyone who joined us at Morning Brew on May 15! We’re especially grateful to our expert panelists for leading a dynamic and thought-provoking conversation on the transformative impact of ESOL services across
The Boston Public Library Fund announced that two new board members joined the nonprofit’s work to support the Boston Public Library (BPL), ensuring that it remains a strong and vital resource for the residents of Greater Boston.
On August 3, the Boston Public Library proudly hosted its first graduation reception for the graduates of its Excel Adult High School program.
Thanks to the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, the Central Library’s iconic Courtyard will fill with music again this summer! Performances are free to all, thanks to this generous sponsorship.
The Boston Public Library Fund is proud to share we received a $50,000 donation from the Hale Family!
“My relationship with the Boston Public Library spans decades, and my sons knew this was the perfect way to recognize my appreciation for such a special institution,” said Holly.
The Boston Public Library Fund is proud to share the awardees of the Branching-Out Creative Catalyst Mini-Grant Program.
Funded by individuals and corporate grants, the BPL’s 100 percent cost-free ESOL program is an essential resource for Boston’s increasingly diverse neighborhoods.
The Entrepreneur-in-Residence program aims to reduce barriers and advance equity in Boston’s business community.
The Boston Public Library Fund would like to thank the Cummings Foundation for its generous “Make a Difference Dollars Grant” of $50,000 to expand the Library’s social-services resources. At a Zoom meeting in June, BPL
The Boston Public Library Fund and the Boston Public Library (BPL) are proud to announce that the BPL has received a $1,000,000 bequest from the late Howard Cooper to dramatically expand its LGBTQ+ resources, collections, and programming.
During National Library Week, April 23 – 29, we called upon our community to rally together and raise its collective voice in support of all that the Boston Public Library stands for, as a center for democracy, a facilitator of growth and opportunity, and a haven that is welcoming to all.
The Boston Public Library Fund is pleased to announce two recent grants supporting patron health.
The Boston Public Library Fund (BPLF) is one of 140 local nonprofits to receive grants through the Cummings Foundation’s $25 Million Grant Program.
Julie Wood recently included the Boston Public Library Fund in her estate plan, and her gift is earmarked to establish the Dr. Julie Wood Children’s Series.
With a generous donation from the PDB Foundation, the Roxbury Branch’s Nutrition Lab is now the Boston Public Library’s hub for culinary literacy.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Morning Brew on May 15! We’re especially grateful to our expert panelists for leading a dynamic and thought-provoking conversation on the transformative impact of ESOL services across
The Boston Public Library Fund announced that two new board members joined the nonprofit’s work to support the Boston Public Library (BPL), ensuring that it remains a strong and vital resource for the residents of Greater Boston.
On August 3, the Boston Public Library proudly hosted its first graduation reception for the graduates of its Excel Adult High School program.
Thanks to the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, the Central Library’s iconic Courtyard will fill with music again this summer! Performances are free to all, thanks to this generous sponsorship.
The Boston Public Library Fund is proud to share we received a $50,000 donation from the Hale Family!
“My relationship with the Boston Public Library spans decades, and my sons knew this was the perfect way to recognize my appreciation for such a special institution,” said Holly.
The Boston Public Library Fund is proud to share the awardees of the Branching-Out Creative Catalyst Mini-Grant Program.
Funded by individuals and corporate grants, the BPL’s 100 percent cost-free ESOL program is an essential resource for Boston’s increasingly diverse neighborhoods.
The Entrepreneur-in-Residence program aims to reduce barriers and advance equity in Boston’s business community.
The Boston Public Library Fund would like to thank the Cummings Foundation for its generous “Make a Difference Dollars Grant” of $50,000 to expand the Library’s social-services resources. At a Zoom meeting in June, BPL
The Boston Public Library Fund and the Boston Public Library (BPL) are proud to announce that the BPL has received a $1,000,000 bequest from the late Howard Cooper to dramatically expand its LGBTQ+ resources, collections, and programming.
During National Library Week, April 23 – 29, we called upon our community to rally together and raise its collective voice in support of all that the Boston Public Library stands for, as a center for democracy, a facilitator of growth and opportunity, and a haven that is welcoming to all.
The Boston Public Library Fund is pleased to announce two recent grants supporting patron health.
The Boston Public Library Fund (BPLF) is one of 140 local nonprofits to receive grants through the Cummings Foundation’s $25 Million Grant Program.
Julie Wood recently included the Boston Public Library Fund in her estate plan, and her gift is earmarked to establish the Dr. Julie Wood Children’s Series.
With a generous donation from the PDB Foundation, the Roxbury Branch’s Nutrition Lab is now the Boston Public Library’s hub for culinary literacy.
